Sentence examples for held making from inspiring English sources

Bank shares in Japan are particularly tightly held, making it hard for outsiders to apply pressure.

The Trump Organization is not publicly held, making it difficult to determine where it receives its money and invests it.

The deal adds Chilquinta's 25.6percentt stake in Entel to a similar stake Telecom Italia already held, making Telecom Italia the majority stockholder in Entel.

And Premier, like most for-profit school companies, is privately held, making information about its structure and finances hard to come by.

But the proposed rule change — which does not need City Council approval — could let the police bill race organizers for their expenses after the events have been held, making it harder for event directors to plan.

A few blocks to the south, just across the street from the Seattle Art Museum, is the newer, fountain-splashed Harbor Steps, where in summer open-air concerts are held, making this a lively gathering place.

Twitter, which is still privately held, made news this past week when some investors pegged it as a $10 billion company.

The gold standard, it is widely held, made the Great Depression of the 1930s even deeper than it might otherwise have been.

If you know the name of the restaurant where the interview is being held, make a point of looking up their lunch menu ahead of time.

Unlike other cities, Karmah had no definable perimeter to hold, making it easy for outsiders to access.

Wealth is what you make, Smith said, not what you hold; make what others want, and you can buy all the gold and silver you need.